The Conference Board Named a Best Company to Work for in New York

The Conference Board, a leading non-profit think tank and business membership organization, is proud to announce that it has been recognized by Crain's New York Business as one of the Best Places to Work in New York City.

“Being recognized for the third consecutive year speaks to our continuous commitment to developing a culture where our people thrive,” said Jennifer Tarlow, Chief Human Resources Officer of The Conference Board. “Every day, they live our values—relevance, openness, collaboration, integrity, and innovation—to advance our mission of providing Trusted Insights for What's Ahead^®® to the world’s leading companies.”

In collaboration with Best Companies Group, an independent research firm, Crain's identified the city's best organizations to work for based on employee surveys and employer questionnaires that cover topics including company culture, leadership, advancement opportunities, and benefits.

This appearance on Crain's iconic Best Places to Work list reflects the many opportunities that The Conference Board offers employees—both in New York and in its offices around the world:

• Fulfilling—and fun—work on big ideas that help leaders navigate the most pressing issues facing business and society at large.
• A truly global experience, with the opportunity to engage executives on topics that span industries and geographies.
• A competitive total rewards package that incorporates hybrid work, employer-sponsored learning and development, and continuous advancement opportunities.
• A strong emphasis on work-life balance, including Summer Fridays, a company-wide week off for winter holidays, and generous vacation time year-round.
• Best practices in employee well-being, including on-site health initiatives.
• A communal and collaborative working environment, offering strong comradery with volunteer opportunities, sports teams, clubs, and other employee events.

Learn more about The Conference Board and our career opportunities at ConferenceBoard.org.